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Our Time as Freshmen, we scarcely believe
so sad and dejected, were we . . .
Time was slow and painful.
TAD KIM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
P. 0. BOX 607
YADKI1TVILLE, NC 87056 J
Member Of
NORTHWESTERN REGIONAL LIBRARY
Suddenly one September in 1956,
fullfledged Sophomore's held sway.
Our timidity gone . . .by bravado
replaced.
Time danced and capered.
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1959
Published by
The Seniors of
Jonesville High School
Jonesville, North Carolina
CAROLYN EVERIDGE .Editor
MISS MARY SPEER Advisor
CONTENTS
FOREWORD 1
INTRODUCTION OF THEME 3
DEDICATION 6
ADMINISTRATION 7
CLASSES 13
ACTIVITIES 47
FEATURES 71
ADVERTISEMENTS 87
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 103
Page Two
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Our last truly carefree summer is at an end. Time brings
change new places and new faces. But we will make this a year
to remember.
Page Three
So we look to our School where friends will
be and serious thoughts, too.
So short a time since we entered the first grade in this building. It was built
in 1926 and completed in 1936. Many of our parents attended school here.
The present high school building was completed in 1944. All rooms were not
used by high school classes then but we are quite crowded now.
Page Four
In 1948 this building was erected
for students who were interested
in training in agriculture. The
shop has been used for veterans'
classes, too.
Over-crowding is a problem
in the primary grades, so in
1953 the first grade build-
ing was constructed.
As time goes on, the new gymnasium will be completed, and a more adequate
program in Physical Education will be available. It will be connected to the
present high school building by another much needed science room and classroom.
Page Five
Abdication
He has been with our school for a long time, but he
is retiring this year. He often went the "second
mile" to help and interest his students. By practic-
ing his firm belief that education and religion are
inseparable, he has influenced the lives of many
students.
Sharing honors with her husband is a teacher whom
we learned to love and respect when we were quite
young. Through her we pay tribute to our different
primary teachers.
It is with pride that we, the class of 1959, dedicate the ninth edition of The Blue
Jay to . . .
MR. and MRS. HARVEY MADISON
Page Six
Mr. Guy T. Swain, our principal, must
have received some pleasing news like,
"Yes, I am really sick today. I'm not
laying out of school."
Miss Marie Haigwood, our friendly county
supervisor of instruction, is always wel-
comed by teachers and students. Mr. Fred
Hobson, our county superintendent, pro-
motes better schools early and late.
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We are fortunate in having a school board so up-to-date and
vitally interested in our school. Mr. Marshall Adams, Mr. Roy
Boles, and Mr. Bob Snow.
Mrs. Gertrude Salmons, Librarian
and English teacher, is always
working to keep the library in top
shape and teach the hard subject
of English IV.
Miss Peggy Lewis doesn't look this
happy in Journalism and Public
Speaking. She must save it for her
English classes.
Mrs. Stacie Groce, our office secre-
tary, is pleasing to look at as well as
very efficient.
Mrs. Louise Randleman, our Sci-
ence teacher, isn't afraid of the
biggest snake or ugliest spider.
Mr. John Charles, Civics teacher
and football Coach, hustles the stu-
dents in the classroom as well as
the team on the field.
Miss Mary Speer, frequently called
Miss Algebra, is seen here with her
famous "little brown notebook" and,
of course, she is checking on some-
thing for the annual.
Mr. Joe Stroud, our Physics teach-
er, seems to be saying, "Well now,
we have perfect attendance today."
Mrs. Jane Holcomb, our French
teacher, looks much too serious for
her "Romper Room" students . . .
French II, 3rd period.
Mr. John Wesley Mathis, Social Stud-
ies teacher and basketball coach, is
asking how many people are in Sput-
nik II.
Mr. Gerald Boles, our Agriculture
teacher, is always prepared to
teach the boys anything from farm-
ing to the complicated setup of
machinery.
Mrs. Ola Hendren, our Home Eco-
nomics teacher, is always cooking
up something new, be it wearable
or edible.
Mrs. Faye Boles, the Commercial
teacher, has a look of "Class, please
be quiet."
Page Nine
Getting the first graders off to a good start are Mrs.
Lydia Johnson, Mrs. Ruby Canipe, Mrs. Anne Madison
and Mrs. Kate Key.
Under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Nolan and Mrs.
Iris Canipe, the second graders are doing a fine job.
With Mrs. Ruth White, Mrs. Mary Harris, and Mrs.
Catherine Wilkins, the third graders are getting ac-
quainted with their new books.
Mrs. Helene Dudley, Mrs. Edith Bray and Mrs.
Blanche Rash are kept busy every minute of the day
helping the fourth graders.
Mrs. Mary Essie, Miss Lois Parks, and Mrs. Jean On the playground or in the classroom, Mr. Harvey
Mathis, the fifth grade teachers, believe that "All work Madison, Mr. Chy Rash and Mrs. Blanche Phillips are
and no play make Jack a dull boy." always lending a helping hand to the sixth graders.
With Mrs. Mary Lee Kelly, Mrs. Mabel Wagoner and Mr. Clyde Phillips and Mr. Edward West are kept
Mrs. Edna Reece as teachers, there is never a dull busy preparing the eighth graders for high school,
moment in the seventh grade classes.
Page Eleven
Those Who Serve
BUS DRIVERS
Whether on a snowy day or a spring morning these hoys Bryant, Barry Tilley. Row Two: David Sparks, Donald
may be depended on to get our pupils to school. Row Swaim, Grady Simmons, Bobby Ford, Leo Finney.
One: Wayne Ray, Garland Ford, Howard Pardue, Odean
CUSTODIAN
MR. L. S. LONG
A man who is always ready
to help
teachers.
the students or
Nancy Everidge, Josephine Spann, Joel Bryant,
assist Mr. Swain in the office. Without their help it
would be impossible to keep the many office records
straight.
A pleasant sight any morn-
ing is Mr. D. M. (Doc)
McBride bringing in the
school mail.
LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL
A hard working group who prepares delicious meals for Sadie Vanhoy, Lois Harris, Estelle Byrd, Myrtle Ray,
about 900 students a day. Minnie Carr, Ethel Adams, Ruby Freeman.
CLASS OFFICERS
FRANCES BROWN Vice-President
TONY STEELMAN President
CAROLYN VESTAL Secretary
JO ANN CHAPPELL Treasurer
Page Fourteen
SENIORS . . . 1959
FRANCES BROWN
Sagacious
F.T.A. 1,2, Secretary 2; Class Secretary 2; Glee Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y
1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Girl Scouts 3,4, President 4; Class Vice-
President 4; Marshal 3; Store 2; Annual Staff, Associate Editor 4;
Senior Attendant.
JOEL BRYANT
Terse
Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Glee Club 2; Hat Check
Girl 2; Monogram Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Associate
Editor 4; Girl Scouts 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Office 4; Halloween
Queen 1 .
JO ANN CHAPPELL
Polite
F.H.A. 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 2; Glee Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Science
3; School Store 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Annual Staff, Photography Editor 4;
Class Treasurer 4.
PEGGY CHAPPELL
Adequate
F.T.A. 4; Chief Marshal 3;
Beta Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3
Basketball 1,2; Historian 4.
JUDY CHEEK
Talented
Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain; Monogram 1,2,3,4;
Tennis 3,4; Junior Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,3,4; Class Vice-President 1,
President 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Girl Scouts 3; Sophomore
Attendant.
BILL COOK
Reserved
Class President 1 .
SUDIE COOK
Facetious
F.H.A. 1,2; Monogram 3,4; Glee Club 1,2;
Basketball 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 4.
Annual 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4;
Football 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4;
Basketball Manager 3; Basketball 4
RICHARD ENSLEY
Impressive
Monogram Club 3,4;
Tennis 4;
Page Fifteen
SENIORS
CAROLYN EVERIDGE
Dexterity
Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4; F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 1,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4,
Secretary 3; Monogram 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4,
Treasurer 3, President 4; Girl Scouts 3, Chaplain; Class Secretary 1,
Treasurer 2; Hat Check Girl 2; Marshal 1,3; Glee Club 2; Junior
Play; Football Queen 4.
BONNIE FINNEY
Calm
F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Library Club 4.
EVELYN FINNEY
Friendly
F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Library Club 4.
BOBBY FORD
Unassuming
F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 4
McCLINE GHANT
Nonchalant
Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; F.F.A. 4; J.V.'s 1,2; Basketball 3,4
Tennis 1,2,3,4.
JOHNNY GILLIAM
Easygoing
FLORENCE GRAY
Real
Annual 4, Feature Editor; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 1, Vice-
President 3, President 4, Blue Ridge Conference 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,
Reporter 2; Glee Club 2; F.T.A. 3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; Library 3,
President; Scouts 3, President; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Chief 4; Junior
Play.
Page Sixteen
DONALD GROCE
Likable
Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2.3,4; F.F.A. 1; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Annual
Staff 4.
BRUCE HEMRIC
Fortitude
Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4.
JOSEPHINE HOLCOMB
Impetuous
Glee Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, Blue Ridgo
Conference 3,4; Girl Scouts 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3; Monogram
2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, All-County 3, Tri-Captain 4;
Tennis 3,4; Hat Check Girl 2; Junior Play; Library Club 3, Secretary;
Annual Staff 4, Circulation Chief.
STONEY LONGWORTH
Mischievous
Hi-Y 1,2,3, Secretary 2; F.T.A. 2; Science Club 3, Reporter.
WAYNE LONGWORTH
Indolent
DILLION MACEMORE
Happy
F.F.A. 3,4, Reporter 4.
JAMES MACEMORE
Candid
F.T.A. 4; Glee Club 1.
ROY MARTIN
Respectful
Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 4.
Page Seventeen
SENIORS
SHIRLEY McKINLEY
Vivacious
Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Monogram 3,4;
Waycross High School 1; Miss Jonesville 3.
ALEX MORRISON
Finally???
JEAN MYERS
Clever
F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Class Secretary 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beta Club
2,3,4, Secretary 4; Marshal 3; Annual Staff 4, Advertising Chief; Hat
Check Girl 3; Library Club 4, President 4.
BARRARA NATIONS
Alert
F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Library Club 4, Vice-President.
JUDY PHILLIPS
Tranquil
F.H.A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2.
GRADY PREVETTE
Loyal
Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Monogram 2,3,4, Vice-President 4;
Annual Staff.
WAYNE RAY
Athletic
football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 2; F.F.A. 4; Glee Club 3;
Monogram Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2; Annual 4; Bus Driver 4; F.T.A.
2; Class Vice-President 3; Track 2.
FAYE SHORE
Nice
Mountain Park 1; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Library
Club 4; Annual Staff 4.
Page Eighteen
. . 1959
GRADY SIMMONS
Handsome
F.T.A. 3,4; F.F.A. 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Blue Ridge
Conference 3; Annual 4; Baseball 2,3; Skating Club 4, President;
Scouts 1,2,3; Bus Driver 3,4.
JO ANN SMITH
Benevolent
F.H.A. 1,2, Treasurer 2; F.T.A. 3,4, Chaplain 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4;
Glee Club 2,3; Girl Scouts 3,4, Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4, Ad-
vertising Group.
JOSEPHINE SPANN
Pleasant
Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Girl Scouts 3, Vice-President; Beta
Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; F.H.A.
1,2; Class Vice-President 2; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager;
Office 4.
DAVID SPARKS
Unpredictable
F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 1, Vice-President 4; Bus Driver 4.
TONY STEELMAN
Industrious
Glee Club 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Class President 4; Junior Play;
Annual Staff 4; Scouts 1,2; Library 3; Halloween King 1,2; Basket-
ball Manager 4; Tennis 4.
DONALD SWAIM
Innocuous
F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, President 4; Bus Driver 3,4.
BARRY TILLEY
Refined
Monogram 2,3,4, President 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Presi-
dent 4, Blue Ridge Conference 2,3; Annual 4, Sports Editor; Baseball
1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Scouts 1,2; Bus Driver 4; Class
President 3.
CAROLYN VESTAL
Neat
F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 2;
Assistant 3; Class Secretary 4;
Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4;
Annual Staff 4.
F.T.A. 3,4; Library
Page Nineteen
Days To Remember
September 3, 1958 and we can't believe
we are Seniors, with all the privileges
and honors due us. Jo Ann Chappell is
really taking this serious.
After school sessions on the annual are not
always so enjoyable, but Josephine Spann,
Carolyn Everidge, Jo Ann Smith, Joel
Bryant, and Frances Brown wouldn't miss
them.
Class History
As we, the Seniors of '59, look back on our 4 years in high school, we find
that we have many moments to remember. Our time here can be divided into
four sections.
In the fall of 1955, we entered high school with a group of 64. To our
dismay we were initiated as Dogpatch characters. Any indignities we may have
suffered were soon forgotten when the Senior Class gave us a party that night.
That year the football team, with 6 players from our class, reached the semi-
finals in the State Class A tournament. With our final exams behind us, we gladly
left school for three months of fun.
A class of 46 started the Sophomore year. We greeted Mr. Swain, our
new principal, with an air of anticipation. The basketball team went to the finals
in the State Class A tournament. Our class placed 2 players on the squad. Now
with our finals over, we were ready for 3 months of vacation.
We finally became upperclassmen with a group of 47. So many exciting
things happened during our Junior Year. The Junior play, "Swing Fever," was a
big success. Also there was much excitement planning for the Junior-Senior Prom
and Banquet. The theme of the prom was "Teahouse of the August Moon."
Finally our class rings arrived in April. Never was there a more excited group
than we, showing our rings to everyone. Now with final exams over, we welcomed
3 months of freedom.
In the fall of 1958, we began our Senior year with a group of 44. We are
looking forward to the Senior Play, the trip to Washington, D. C, and the
Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. We initiated the Freshmen as Disneyland
characters and gave them a party that night. Soon we will receive our diplomas
and walk out into the world. Although we may do many things and visit many
places, we shall always remember our days in high school.
Page Twenty-Two
CLASS OFFICERS
PATRICIA BYRD Treasurer
IVEY GREY VESTAL President
HOWARD PAR DUE Vice-President
PERRY STOKES Secretary
James Armstrong
Reg Banner
Pat Byrd
Margaret Caroll
Eloise Chappell
Diane Cheek
John Frank Cockerham
Rosa Cockerham
Aline Collins
Carole Collins
Barbara Colvard
Ola Dezern
Opal Dezern
Wilber Evans
Nancy Everidge
JUNIORS
Garland Ford
Linda Gough
Gerald Groce
Leonard Groce
lmogene Hall
Janice Harris
Brenda Haynes
Jerry Henderson
Hazel Hensley
Carol Hemric
Linda Holbrook
Edna Holleman
Wayne Holleman
Jean Jarvis
Page Twenty-Five
JUNIORS ... 1960
Bud Reece
Kenneth Robbins
Georgia Royall
Roy Shores
Steve Shores
Frances Spainhour
Henry Stanley
Perry Stokes
Allen Swaim
Anthony Turner
Phillip Vanhoy
Ivy Vestal
Pete Wagoner
Page Twenty-Six
CLASS OFFICERS
BERNICE VESTAL Treasurer
EDDIE WOOTEN President
PAUL REYNOLDS Vice-President
BRENDA MARTIN Secretary
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Charles Collins
Dewitt Collins
Una Gray Combs
Jeanette Davis
Linda Eller
Phyllis Everidge
Juanita Finney
Duff Freeman
SOPHOMORES . . . 1961
Patsy Gentry
Laura Gentry
Delaney Groce
Rebecca Guy
Roger Harris
Billie Hartsell
Sarah Haynes
Sam Hilliard
Judy Holcomb
Mildred Jenkins
John Kelly
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Brenda Martin
Jerry Martin
Patsy Martin
Louise Masten
Virginia Montgomery
Daniel Morrison
Sarah Pardue
Steve Pardue
Judy Pinnix
Arnold Pruitt
Paul Reynolds
Vernon Reinhardt
Betty Roberts
Hoyt Royall
Jennie Smith
Linda Smith
Brenda Sparks
Hilda Sparks
Phyliss Stanley
Arlene Swaim
Carol Swaim
Claudia Swaim
James Swaim
Mildred Swaim
Bernice Vestal
Frances Vestal
Greta Vestal
Kenneth Vestal
Mary Sue Vestal
Larry Wagoner
Mittie Wagoner
Jolene Weatherman
Oren Williams
Judy Walfe
Linda Wood
Eddie Wooten
Page Thirty
CLASS OFFICERS
JUDY EVANS Treasurer
JOHNNY SHAW President
LARRY MUNCUS Vice-President
DONALD NANCE Secretary
Page Thirty-Two
Larry Adams
Alda Adkins
Linda Armstrong
James Benton
Larry Brannon
Pansv Brown
Barbara Bullins
Brenda Bullins
Donald Burchan
Ruth Burguss
Nancy Byrd
Tony Calloway
Linda Chappell
Seth Cheek
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Larry Collins
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Terry Drauglm
Judy Evans
Bobbie Feiinster
Kenneth Finney
Jerry Finney
Wayne Foster
James Freeman
Roy Hall
Curley Haynes
Evan Hermic
Judy Hemric
Robert Holcomh
Vicky Holcomb
Dorothy Hutchins
Carolyn Hutchins
Gladys Jester
Mary Jones
Ronnie Macv
Grrry Macemore
Joyce Martin
Gladys Money
Vermeil Money
Laura Montgomery
Tony Muncus
Page Thirty-Three
Larry Muncus
Donald Nance
Richard Nance
Jimmy Pickett
Warren PreVette
Millie Prevette
Sue Ray
Mary Jane Reece
Lee Roy Robbins
John Shaw
Larry Shoemaker
Irene Shore
Clyde Shores
Tony Sparks
Jack Stroud
Ronnie Swaim
James Swaim
Sharon Tilley
Patsy Thomas
Glenda Vanhoy
Willie Vanhoy
William Vestal
George Vigneault
Rita Waldrup
Benny Wiles
William Winebargei
Freddie Wooten
Page Thirty-Four
Janet Newman
Charles Nichols
Larrv Osborne
Ethel Pardue
Hilda Pearson
Brenda Pepper
FRESHMEN . . . 1962
We were initiated as Disneyland characters. Here
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Donald Adams
Ronald Ball
Tommy Benton
Pat Benton
Barbara Billings
Bobbie Bryant
Ann Bryant
Alvin Cheek
Ivinia Cheek
June Fisher
Clarence Ford
Doris Ford
Dallas Foster
Tommy Freeman
Harry Groce
Larry Harris
Judy Harris
Gayle Haynes
Harold Holcomb
Sandra Holcomb
Brenda Ingool
Dennis Johnson
Chris Longworth
Albeit Macemore
Kenneth Macemore
Linda McKinley
Frances Pearson
Barbara Prevette
Johnny Reece
Johnny Renegar
Libby Sparks
Brenda Walker
Margie White
Allen Burgess
Paul Benton
Carol Benton
Ronald Bray
Benny Burgess
Chris Canipe
Tony Carter
Rose Casstevens
Joyce Cearley
Catherine Cockerham
Marie Cox
Bonnie Evans
Otis Ford
Johnny Freeman
Ronnie Harris
Kenneth Haynes
Linda Hensley
Blanche Hodge
Bobby Holbrook
Stanley Martin
Carol Mendenhall
Jonnie Myers
Butch Nelson
Patsy Patterson
Thomas Rash
Butch Robinson
Steve Shepard
Kathy Smith
Loyde Spicer
James Spann
Dillion Stanley
Howard Wagoner
Danny Waldrup
Lois Vanhoy
Brenda Jackson
7TH GRADE
Thomas Bates
Saundres Boles
Margaret Bowers
Ronny Bray
Jimmy Burchette
Glcnda Caudle
Robin Church
Yvonne Caudle
Leroy Dudley
Jan Eldridge
James Everidge
Joan Guy
John Guyer
Judy Hall
Shelia Henuic
Wanda Holcomb
Anna Laura Macemore
Ton-y Muncus
Carolyn Newman
Carolyn Oliver
Kathleen Pardue
James Rash
Wilma Robbins
Betty Spicer
Carol Swaim
Nyoka Tucker
Phyllis Vesta!
Barbara Williams
Cecil Winebarger
Richard Woody
Ronnie Adams
Farrell Adkins
David Burchette
Gale Byrd
Peggy Case
Linda Cockerham
Mary Nell Collins
Ralph Cook
Dean Ferguson
Nancy Flynn
Clarence Freeman
Martha Garris
Shelia Gilliam
Nina Gregory
Ricky Hagwood
Peggy Keaton
Toni Martin
Johnny Pardue
Jerry Robinson
Judy Royall
Peggy Shaffner
David Shaffner
Billy Ray Shore
Gayle Snow
Rose Marie Tucker
Billie Vestal
Larry Wagoner
Judy Wagoner
Brenda Armstrong
Dale Ashley
Sonny Boles
Tommy Boles
Mary Bowers
Vernon Childress
J. D. Cook
Larry Cook
Gale Finney
Joan Gentry
Billy Ray Groce
Betty Haynes
Betty Hutchins
Kay Jenkins
Nancy Ledbetter
Judy Macemore
Phyllis Martin
Richard Radcliff
Joan Roberts
Rosemary Snipes
Kathy Sparks
Lynn Stanley
Opal St. John
Jennie Swaim
Judy Underwood
Eva Mae Vestal
Arnold Wagoner
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Ricly Carter
Butch Casteevens
David Cheek
James Dudley
Roger Cook
Phil Martin
Danny Mendenhall
Vernon Neal
Richard Roberts
John Shore
Billy Wishon
Brenda Ashley
Rebecca Boles
Mary Brown
Sue Hemric
Phyliss Holcomb
Bonnie Mendenhall
Jo Ann Nelson
Carolyn Nixon
Sandra Simmons
Judy Shore
Linda Stonestreet
Arlene Whitaker
Alvin Anderson
Doug Anderson
Jimmy Brown
Terry Blackburn
James Childress
Richard Childress
Derentz Collins
William Finney
Linda Gentry
Alvis Groce
Barbara Hodge
Jo Ann Holcomb
Betty Jean Holbroo
Charlotte Johnson
Ronnie Jones
Tom Kelly
Karen Myers
Linda Nicks
David Pardue
Brenda Pinnix
Bobby Prevette
Bonnie Shaw
Janice Shoemaker
Judy Smitherman
Lynn Snow
June Vanhoy
Judy Walker
James Walters
Foy Watson
Harold Winters
Edward Baugess
Judy Benton
Ruby Burchette
Rom Chappell
Linda Cook
Burley Daye
Carolyn Dobbins
Jean Freeman
Tommy Gregory
Jerry Hemric
Julia Hensley
Sammy Jester
Elizabeth Jackson
Buddy Kimmer
Naomi McGhee
Mary Morrison
Tilton Muncus
Larry Nations
Kathy Nelson
Larry Rose
Julia Randleman
Wanda Settle
Carol Shelton
Trudy Smitherman
Mary Smith
Bonnie Sparks
Peggy Swaim
Randy Wall
Nancy Walters
Donald Watson
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^TH GRADE
Jimmy Ashley
Bertha Boles
Caroline Bunton
Tony Carlton
Stephen Chappell
Jerry Childress
Ronald Childress
Linda Collins
Sarah Ford
Freddie Gentry
Terry Gilley
Keith Groce
Thomas Guy
Bobby Hartsell
Dean Hall
Billy Holcomb
Wanda Hudson
Teddy Hutchins
Harry Johnson
Terry Macemore
Barry Martin
James Masten
Linda Newman
Patricia Peele
Frankie Rose
David Spicer
Libby Spann
Bobby Vestal
Larry Vestal
Sandra Vestal
Darlene Wagoner
Kay Weatherman
Judy Wiles
Ann Wolfe
Alvin Woody
Van Wood
Benny Woodruff
Kathryn Baker
Terry Barker
Barry Bryant
Steve Bryant
Peggy Bullins
Glenda Carter
Donald Cook
Harold Cook
Bobby Castevens
Winfred Cox
Radford Freeman
Brenda Gilley
Frankie Groce
Sammy Groce
Barry Gilliam
Stephen Hemric
Tony Holleman
Linda Jarvis
McKinley Jenkins
Eugene Jones
Gary Martin
Karon Myers
Ricky Nicks
Genell Oliver
Peggy Poplin
Carol Prevette
Brenda Parsons
Jonnie Pinnix
Joyce Rycroft
Susie Shoaf
Ronnie Simmons
Mike Spencer
Thomas SrJarks
Davis Vestal
Ted Adams
Judy Benton
Stephen Bell
Johnny Brown
Ronnie Caudle
David Cheek
Dixie Collins
Brenda Cook
Davie Cox
Harold Cox
Phil Foster
Philip Harris
Norlan Holcomb
Bruce Jarvis
Larry Layell
Roger Macemore
Phylis McBride
Nadine McGhee
Dwayne Myers
Ronnie Nations
Shirley Nichols
Charles Prevette
Walter Rycroft
Jimmy Shaw
Frances Shaffner
an Jean Shores
Shirley Smithey
Melinda Sprinkle
Larry Swaim
John Vestal
Mary Vestal
Bobby Wagoner
Katie Weatherman
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Roy Brooks
Judy Brown
Karen Chappell
Larry Childress
Benny DeHart
Kay Dowell
Nancy Dudley
Gary Evans
Frankie Everidge
Larry Freeman
Tommy Freeman
Ellen Garris
Ranny Gentry
Linda Gilley
Rita Haynes
Patricia Hemric
Timmy Holcomb
Gray Kimbrough
Kathy Mabry
Gregg Martin
Susan Martin
Sharon Moncus
Chris Morrison
Linda Morrison
Mona Mostellar
Karen Pardue
Steven Ray
Eugene Sparks
Harvey Wagoner
Sylvia Wilkins
Linda Wishon
Eddie Ashley
Linda Bauguess
Lavonne Case
Leon Case
Juanita Chappell
Gertha Coe
Gerry Cook
Jimmy Cox
Donna Davis
Sammy Freeman
Betty Garris
Rita Gentry
Joey Groce
Larry Ingool
Lula Jester
Sharon Kiger
Rita Kimmer
Peggy Macemore
Anne Martin
Ricky Minton
Lynn Myers
Jan Paulson
Ronnie Pinnix
Francis Pruitt
Bobby Rycroft
Ronnie Sparks
Wayne Vanhoy
Jiinmie Watson
Keith Baker
David Bates
Ricky Batte
Kay Benton
Janet Brannon
Gerry Burchette
Benny Cockerham
Ann Cook
Pansy Cook
Mary Finney
Edward Golden
Ronald Groce
Michael Gambill
Wayne Harris
Steffen Haynes
Donnie Hemric
Kathy Holleman
Regina Jester
Gary Lovelace
Nancy Macemore
Dennis Martin
Katherine Pardue
Kirk Randleman
Jimmy Robbins
Linda Robbins
Jane Shepherd
Mickey Shoemaker
Janie Stokes
Colleen Wagoner
Dottie Wagoner
Connie Woody
Royce Dowell
Fairlin Prevette
Kathy Cheek
Shirley Jackson
Susan Wilmoth
3RD GRADE
Eddie Anderson
Nancy Bates
Johnny Charles
Jean Cheek
Terry Cheek
Carolyn Childress
Diane Cook
Judy Cook
Hoyle Day
Robbie Day
Peggy Everidge
Tommy Finney
Sandra Gentry
Nancy Gilliam
Larry Holbrook
Johnny Jones
Darrel Kiger
Billy Marshall
Gregory Martin
Dennis Mendenhall
Donnie Minton
William Moore
James Neese
Beverly Rose
I loppy Rycrof t
Ronnie Shore
Donny Spicer
Marie St. John
Catherine Tilley
Marty Tilley
Danny Tullock
Jimmy Welborn
Jerry Woodie
Harry York
Donnie Anderson
Robert Ashley
James B. Beard
Vickey Benton
Charles Billings
Sharon Blackburn
Lester Boles
Darlene Byrd
Joan Cheek
Roger Cleary
Danny Cockerham
Larry Colvard
James Everett
Susan Freeman
Ronnie Gentry-
Steven Gentry
Margaret Harris
Deborah Haynes
Mickey Holcomb
Roger Holbrook
Vesta Jenkins
Karen Jones
Terry Lovelace
Chris Martin
Franklin Walter Masten
Patricia Myers
Sammy Nations
Kathy Ann Rumple
Danny Shoemaker
Deborah Simmons
James Vestal
Barbara Wagoner
James Watson
Steven Barker
Cathy Blackburn
Bonnie Carter
Sharon Cook
Mary Jo Hemric
Sammuel Keaton
Patricia Layell
Bonnie Macemore
Nancy Macemore
Brenda Muncus
Christine Nance
Ronnie Nicks
Ronnie Ray
George Underwood
Joe Vestal
Wanda Vestal
Donna Walker
Nathan Prevette
Darlene Gilley
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Rex Ashley
Tommy Blackburn
Peggy Ann Brown
Jimmy Brown
Debbie Cheek
Carol Childress
Glenda Childress
Tommy Coe
Ray Coe
Steven Day
Steven Dowell
Darryl Dudley
Lynn Elledge
Paul Garris
Bonnie Gentry
James Guy
Tina Holcomb
Ervin Holcomb
Billy Hutchins
Sandra Johnson
Wayne Jones
David McGhee
Joyce Macemore
Mary Marsh
Dale Myers
Freida Newman
Edward Shaffner
Dorothy Rycroft
Alene Shelton
Kay Stokes
Kathy Stroud
Gregg Swaim
Ricky Swaim
Tommy Vestal
Patricia Vestal
Ronald Vestal
Susan Walters
Billy Anderson
Ronnie Benton
Darlene Benton
Donald Brown
Kathy Brown
Ann Boles
Calvin Burchette
Joe Burchette
Larry Casstevens
Calvin Cave
Joell Clarley
Ronnie Childress
Dean Chappell
Brenda Childress
Steve Cockerham
Ricky Davis
Jan Eller
Dale Evans
Bruce Finney
Marie Foster
Ronnie Garris
Paulette Gentry
Dean Holbrook
Kay Jenkins
Darrel Martin
Myra Mathis
Lenetta McBride
Larry Ray
Kenneth Roberts
Barry Swaim
Jimmy Smith
Chris Shore
Dwayne Teague
Virginia Vanhoy
David Vestal
Elizabeth Vanhoy
Debbie Williams
Judy Woody
Dorothy Casstevens
Jane Casstevens
Dennis Durham
Bennie Groce
Brenda Marion
Janice Nelson
Jo Ann Oliver
David Pruitt
Patrice Reece
Phyllis Shore
David Wall
Randall Weatherman
1ST GRADE
Carolyn Anderson
Dicky Barber
Bill Brooks
Tommy Brown
James Bryant
Ronnie Carter
Diane Childress
Kathy Cockerham
Jerry Coe
Brenda Collins
Jimmy Combs
Woodrow Cox
Denipsey Eason
Jill HartseU
Brenda Hemric
Kathy Hutchens
Gary Jester
Shirley Marsh
Charlie Marshall
Brent Martin
Cynthia Martin
Ricky Martin
Frankie Newman
Rebecca Nicks
Gay Frevette
Donald Stokes
Brenda Tilley
Mae Wagoner
Ken Wilson
Lanny Wilkins
Thomas Ashley
Robert Benge
Ronnie Brown
Scotty Calloway*
Phillip Carter
Mary Casstevens
Tonie Cheek
Dennis Childress
Terry Dowell
Glenda Durham
Libby Freeman
Wayne Gentry
Joyce Grant
William Harris
Joyce Holleman
John Ipock
Dennis Johnson
David Kirk
Darlene Lambert
Marie Lay ell
Daniel Martin
Linda Mickels
Susan Pardue
Gray Pennell
Billie Stonestreet
Regina Vanhoy
Rita Vestal
Gary Wagoner
William Walters
Eddie Wolfe
Don Anderson
Debby Ball
Jerry Benge
Jimmy Boyette
Ricky Bulftns
Kevin Cheek
Wanda Cheek
Steven Collins
Kathy Davis
Joyce Draughn
Jimmy Garris
Laura Ghant
Keith Golden
Robert Hemric
Jimmy Holcomb
Jan Holcomb
William Kiger
Dennis Macemore
Ricky Macemore
Karen Martin
Kathy Moore
Buddy Nelson
Debbie Pardue
Kathy Pennix
Don Rumple
Mary Smith
Bobby Snow
Linda Vestal
Libby Walker
Marquita Wilborn
Jerry Waddell
Patty Adams
Stephen Adams
Shirley Ad kins
Stephen Blevins
Paul Brooks
Tommy Burgess
Rebecca Chappell
Patricia Davis
Janice Draughn
Richard Everidge
Linda Freeman
Jerry Garris
David Gilliam
Robbie Hall
David Harris
Tommie Jo Haynes
Brenda Jarvis
Ricky Johnson
Sue Luff man
Jerry Macemore
Peggy Macemore
Doug Martin
Louise Pepper
Linda Shore
Chris Smith
Johnny Swaim
Ellen Tilley
Janice Vestal
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These first graders get into the mood for Thanksgiving by giving
a scene of the Pilgrims and Indians. Seated are: Gary Pennell,
Joyce Ghant, Scottie Calloway, Libby Freeman. Standing: Rita
Vestal, Phillip Carter, Susan Pardue, Dennis Johnson, David Kirk,
Johnny Ipock, Billie Stonestreet, Glenda Durham, Mary Casstevens.
Along with the learning these first graders are doing, Christian
Shores, Wanda Luffman, Tommie Haynes, Stephen Adams, and
Douglas Martin take some time for play.
Some of the first graders displaying their artistic talent are: Jimmy
Boyette, Marquita Wilborn, Mary Smith, Joyce Draughn, Laura
Ghant, Janice Harris, and Dennis Macemore.
Representing some of the work that the first grade is doing are:
Regina Vanhoy, Bill Walters, Linda Nichols, Danny Martin, Joyce
Holeman, and Eddie Wolfe.
Studying Geography, a new subject of the 3rd grade, "Where In Displaying some of the 4th grade work are: Donnie Hemric,
the World Do You Live?" Sitting: Kathy Rumple, Deborah Haynes. Ricky Batte, Michael Gambill, and Janie Stokes.
Standing: Chris Martin, Sharon Blackburn, and Debbie Simmons.
Page Forty-Four
These girls have been making some pilgrims: Karon Jones, Patricia These girls are prospective "Girl Scouts" of the fifth grade: Dixie
Myers, Vicky Benton, Margaret Harris. June Collins, Brenda Wilkins, Phyllis McBride, Melinda Sprinkle.
If I didn't know better I would say Mrs. Beece's seventh graders These students have been making a study of trees: Tom Kelly,
are studying. Terry Blackburn, Karen Myers, Linda Nicks, David Pardue.
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BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
TROOP 25
The future is assured if our boys learn good citizen-
ship. First Row: Steve Shepard, Tommy Boles,
Steve Canipe, Larry Harris, Larry Wagoner,
Clarence Freeman, Jr. Second Row: James Rash,
Terry Blackburn, Larry Adams, Butch Casstevens,
Richard Woody, Derentz Collins, Ronnie Adams.
Third Row: Chris Canipe, George Vigneault,
Kenneth Haynes, Harry Groce, Johnny Reece,
James Everidge.
JONESVILLE SCHOOL
SAFETY PATROL
Because of them, children really live at Jonesville
School. Row One: Clarence Freeman, Jr., Kenneth
Macemore, Tommy Boles, Larry Wagoner, Richard
Woody, Dean Ferguson, Ronnie Adams, James
Rash. Row Two: Mr. West, Chris Canipe, Kenneth
Haynes, Jerry Robinson, Loyd Spiuer, Donald
Adams, Harry Groce, Johnny Reece, Tommy
Benton.
First Row: Glenda Caudill, Reporter; Billie Sue
Vestal, Secretary; Sheilia Graham, Pianist. Second
Row: Jan Eldridge, Treasurer; Albert Macemore,
Song Leader; Judy Underwood, President; Dillon
Stanley, Vice-President; Phyllis Martin, Song
Leader.
The Jonesville 4-H is an active organization in our school, helping boys and
girls to become wide-awake leaders in their communities.
Each year one of the most impor-
tant jobs is planning the layout for
the yearbook.
The staff is composed of Seniors
and a few of the interested Juniors.
The Annual is financed by circu-
lation and securing advertisements
from the local businessmen.
Though we have fun working to-
gether, it is not play to write copy,
plan pictures, and the many things
that go into making our Blue Jay a
treasured yearbook.
JOEL BRYANT
and
FRANCES BROWN
Associate Editors
Jo Ann Smith and Tony Steelman, Assistants; Jean Myers,
Advertising Chief.
Florence Gray, Feature Editor; Jean Jarvis, Art Editor; Barry
Tilley, Sports Editor.
PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF
Row One: Carolyn Vestal, Jo Ann Chappell, Editor;
Grady Simmons. Roio Two: Nancy Everidge, Elaine
McGhee, Faye Shores.
CIRCULATION STAFF
Row One: Judy Cheek; Josephine Holcomb, Chief;
Frances Spainhour. Row Two: Diane Cheek, Sudie Cook,
Pat Byrd.
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ADVERTISING STAFF
Seated: Josephine Spann, Tony Steelman, Frances Spainhour,
Grady Simmons, Jo Ann Smith, Grady Prevette. Standing: Jean
Jarvis, Sudie Cook, Elaine McGhee, Jean Myers, Carolyn
Everidge, Barry Tilley, Joel Bryant, Verlin Oliver, Diane Cheek,
Josephine Holcomb, Judy Cheek, Florence Gray, Pat Byrd,
Carolyn Vestal, Frances Brown, Nancy Everidge, Faye Shores,
Jo Ann Chappell.
Page Forty-Nine
MEMBERS
Left to Right, First Row: Barry Tilley, Nancy Everidge, Jenny Smith,
Carolyn Everidge, Florence Gray, Linda Wood, Josephine Holcomb, Linda
Pardue, Joel Bryant, Pat Byrd, Leonardo Groce. Second Rote: Judy Cheek,
Patsy Martin, Roy Shores, Georgia Royall, Sudie Cook, Roy Martin,
Perry Stokes, Judy Wolfe, Shirley McKinley, Verlin, Oliver, Donnie
Macemore, Phyllis Cheek, Third Row: John Cockerham, Steve Shores,
Bud Reece, McCline Ghant, Garland Ford, Duff Freeman, Anthony
Turner, Ronald Patterson, Ivan Wagoner, Wayne Ray, Bruce Hemric,
Grady Prevette. Fourth Row: Mike Boles, Reg Banner, Charles Collins,
Mike Randleman, Paul Reynolds, Howard Pardue, Richard Ensley, Pete
Wagoner, Dale Martin, Gale Martin, Donald Groce.
Monogram
First Row: Joel Bryant, Secretary; Josephine Holcomb, Treasurer. Second
Row: Grady Prevette, Vice-President; Coach Mathis, Advisor; Barry
Tilley, President.
The purpose of the Monogram Club is to promote
good sportsmanship and character in our school and
community through the influence of our Athletics.
We secure ads to finance programs which we make for
football games. We make money to buy jackets for
Senior members. We also take care of our trophies
which are in the front hall, as Donald Groce and Sudie
Cook are doing here.
MEMBERS
First Row: Faye Shores, Diane Cheek, Carol Collins, Jean Jarvis, Carolyn
Everidge, Elyven Finney, Eddie Wooten, Alene Collins, Linda Gough,
Nancy Everidge, Janice Harris, Jenny Smith, Mrs. Jane Holcomb. Second
Row: Edna Hollaman, Barbara Petitions, Imogene Hall, Bonnie Finney,
Ivey Vestal, Peggy Chappell, Linda Smith, Jerry Martin, Ray McBride,
Shirley McKinley, Eloise Chappell, Jo Ann Chappell, Joel Bryant. Third
Row: Elaine McGhee, Jean Myers, Josephine Holcomb, Mary Calloway,
Wayne Hollaman, Una Gray Combs, James Swaim, Josephine Spann,
John Kelly, Phyliss Stanley, Brenda Sparks, Carolyn Vestal, Florence Gray.
Fourth Row: Billie Ann Hartsel, Linda Eller, Gale Martin, Tony Steelman,
Mike Randleman, Grady Simmons, Howard Pardue, Richard Ensley, Bud
Reece, Reg Banner, Dale Martin, Jo Ann Smith, Linda Wood.
Future Teachers of America
Jerry Martin (Treasurer); Gale Martin (President); Reg Banner (Secretary);
Linda Wood (Vice-President).
Future Teachers Club was organized in 1953. It was
named the John Dewey Club in honor of that famous
educator. The main purpose of the F.T.A. is to interest
good students in becoming teachers. Miss Jo Ann
Smith is shown helping in a fifth grade class.
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Future Farmers of America
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OFFICERS
Yancy St. John, Secretary; Donald Swaim, President; James
Armstrong, Sentinel; David Sparks, Vice-President; Mr. Boles,
Advisor; Ivan Wagoner, Treasurer.
Seth Cheek and Yancy St. John are working on
a project.
The Future Farmers of America is a national
organization of, by, and for boys studying vo-
cational agriculture. Leadership and character
development, co-operation, improved citizenship,
and improved agriculture are the goals of the
F.F.A. Schoolground beautification and com-
munity service are the primary projects of the
coming year.
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MEMBERS
Row One: Mr. Boles, James Swaim, Larry Collins, Tony Calloway, Benney
Wiles, Charles Settle, Charles Nichols, Larry Branon, William Vestal,
Ronald Swaim, Larry Adams, James Freeman. Row Two: Harold Vestal,
William Winebarger, Tony Muncus, Odean Bryant, Wayne Foster,
Kenneth Robbins, Allen Holcomb, Charles Burcham, Donnie Macemore,
Larry Shoemaker. Row Three: Donald Vestal, Tony Sparks, Gerald Groce,
Donald Swaim, Kent Muncus, Evan Hemric, James Armstrong, Edward
Haynes, John Shaw, Seth Cheek. Row Four: Jack Stroud, Steve Swaim,
David Sparks, Yancy St. John, Richard Nance, Wayne Ray, Grady
Simmons, Ivan Wagoner, Roy Martin, McCline Gant, Bobby Ford.
Science Club
The Science Club was organized in 1957 under
the direction of Mrs. Randleman. Most of the
meetings are used to work on projects which are
entered in the Science Fair. Pictured above are
the boys who won the three top places in our
Science Fair. John Kelly, Oren Williams, Paul
Reynolds, and Duff Freeman.
OFFICERS
Row One: Roy Shores, Treasurer; Mrs. Randleman, Sponsor; Claude
Macemore, Vice-President. Row Two: John Kelly, Secretary; Gale
Martin, President; Dale Martin, Program Chairman.
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MEMBERS
Row One: Louise Masten, Bernice Vestal, Jerry Martin, Henry Stanley, Weatherman, Arnold Pruitt, George Vigneault. Row Three: Mike Boles.
Larry Wagoner, Steve Canipe, Ivey Vestal, Billy Hartsell, Jennv Smith, Reg Banner, Mike Randleman, Oren Williams. Roger Harris, Claude
Judy Hemnc. Row Two: Ray McBride, John Shaw, John Kelly, Una Macemore, Richard Nance. Dale Martin, Gale Martin, Anthonv Turner.
Combs, Mary Calloway. Roy Shores, Linda Smith, Linda Wood, Jolene Duff Freeman.
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Future
Am<
The Future Homemakers of America is the
national organization of pupils studying home-
making in junior and senior high schools. It
brings together state groups interested in, and
OFFICERS
Row One: Eunice Peoples, Chaplain; Imogene Hall,
Historian; Linda Eller, Reporter; Elaine McGhee,
President. Row Two: Brenda Long, Treasurer;
Claudia Swaim, Song Leader; Hilda Sparks, Par-
liamentarian; Mildred Swaim, Vice-President; Jean
Jarvis, Secretary.
Our club presents a radio program
over WIFM during F.H.A. week,
and makes an improvement to some
part of our school. This year we
are placing pictures in the library.
From their study of flower arrangements, we expect attractive results from
the hands of Eunice Peoples, Elaine McGhee, Jean Jarvis, Eloise Chappell,
and Carol Collins.
MEMBERS
Row One: Linda Holbrook, Judy Pinnix, Mildred Swaim, Claudia Swaim,
Linda Eller, Jerry Martin, Elaine McGhee, Louise Masten, Jerry Knight.
Row Two: Juanita Finney, Eloise Chappell, Jean Jarvis, Brenda Sparks,
Una Combs, Mary Calloway, Hilda Sparks, Bemice Vestal, Carol Swaim,
Carol Collins, Sarah Haynes. Row Three: Vonda Tucker, Eunice Peoples,
Brenda Long, Aileve Evans, Imogene Hall, Carolyn Macemore, Vermeil
Money, Mildred Jenkins, Mittie Wagoner, Betty Roberts, Laura Gentry,
Glenda Benton.
Homemakers
of
nca
working toward, better home and family living,
and provides opportunities to share in solving
problems important to home life.
OFFICERS
Row One: Linda Chappell, Secretary; Mary Charles
Jones, Chaplain; Brenda Pepper, President; Glenda
Cook, Reporter. Row Two: Janet Newman, Vice-
President; Glenda Vanhoy, Treasurer; Pansy. Brown,
Parliamentarian; Linda Armstrong, Historian; Judy
Evans, Song Leader.
Our club plans to carry out a
worthwhile interesting program
each month. We plan to ada one
piece of needed equipment to the
Homemaking Department-ironing
board number 2.
From nature we often get ideas for designs, as well as color, for dress
materials. So demonstrating are Laura Montgomery, Pansy Brown, Brenda
Pepper, and Sharon Tilley.
MEMBERS
Row One: Linda Chappell, Rita Waldrup, Glenda Vanhoy, Patsy Thomas,
Laura Montgomery, Brenda Pepper, Irene Shore, Dorothy Hutchins,
and Glenda Cook. Row Two: Linda Armstrong, Sharon Tilley, Janet
Newman, Judy Hemric, Sue Ray, Bobbie Femister, Pan
Burgess, Jane Reecc, Judy Evans, and Mary Jones.
sy Brown, Ruth
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The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y are
Christian organizations. Their
purpose is to "Create, maintain,
and extend throughout the home,
Tony Steelman, Gale Martin, Grady Simmons are making
posters for one of their annual dances.
During the year we make money for our club by
sponsoring a "Sweetheart Ball," a "Christmas Dance"
and sell tags for automobiles. We help the World
Service and also other Christian organizations through-
out the United States.
OFFICERS
Row One: Reg Banner, Reporter; Barry Tilley, President; Eddie Wooten,
Chaplain; Dale Martin, Sergeant-at-Arms; Grady Simmons, Treasurer;
Mike Randleman, Vice-President; Mike Boles, Secretary; Howard Pardue
Sergeant at Arms.
MEMBERS
Rou> One: Larry Brandon, Ivey Vestal, Ray McBride, John Kelly, Reg
Banner, Duff Freeman, James Swaim, Barry Tilley, Leonard Groce, Eddie
Wooten. Row Two: Roger Harris, Mike Boles, Bud Reece, Pete Wagoner,
Mike Randleman, Howard Pardue, Richard Ensley, Grady Simmons,
Gale Martin, Dale Martin, Tony Steelman.
Page Fifty -Six
Tri-Hi-Y
school, and community, high
standards of Christian charac-
ter."
am
Judy Cheek, Gladys Jester, and Jean Myers are preparing
a box to be given to a needy family at Thanksgiving.
We help needy people and send money to World
Service. Food baskets at Thanksgiving, as well as toys
and gifts at Christmas, add to our program. Dances
and parties provide us with entertainment.
OFFICERS
Row One: Nancy Everidge, Reporter; Diane Cheek, Chaplain; Linda
Gough, Vice-President. Row Two: Frances Spainhovrr, Parliamentarian;
Florence Gray, President; Jolene Weatherman, Treasurer; Josephine
Holcomb, Secretary.
MEMBERS
Row One: Pat Byrd, Judy Pinnix, Nancy Everidge, Judy Cheek, Phyllis
Cheek, Jean Myers, Brenda Pepper, Joel Bryant, Frances Brown, and
Eloise Chappell. Row Two: Diane Cheek, Shirley McKinley, Ruthie Boles,
Janice Harris, Linda Gough, Jean Jarvis, Jenny Smith, Carol Swaim,
Carolyn Vestal, Jo Ann Chappell, Judy Evans. Row Three: Sarah Pardue,
Patsy Martin, Sudie Cook, Virginia Montgomery, Brenda Martin, Linda
Eller, Brenda Sparks, Linda Wood, Jolene Weatherman, Billie Hartsell,
Carolyn Everidge. Row Four: Josephine Holcomb, Judy Wolfe, Linda
Pardue, Phyllis Stanley, Josephine Spann, Joyce Martin, Frances Spainhour,
Linda Smith, Jo Ann Smith, Georgia Royall, Florence Gray, and Jer/y
Knight.
Library Club
OFFICERS
Faye Shores, Secretary; Jean Myers, President; Barbara
Nations, Vice-President.
The Library Club was organized in 1947 to correlate the
activities of pupil library assistants and to recognize their
services. The purpose of the club is to sponsor greater
interest among students in libraries, to stimulate reading
interests, and to improve the library service of the school.
With our help it is possible to maintain neatness in the
library. We enjoy fixing the bulletin board for all oc-
casions as Linda Pardue and Jean Myers are demon-
strating.
Page Fifty-Eight
Girl Scouts
First Row: Florence Gray, President; Josephine Spann,
Vice-President; Carolyn Everidge, Chaplain. Second
Row: Josephine Holcomb, Reporter; Jo Ann Smith,
Treasurer; Nancy Everidge, Secretary.
Some of the projects of The Senior Girl Scout Troop No.
36 have been to paint the Scout house and to go on
several cookouts. The cookouts were the real highlights
of the year. All the girls agree they never tasted better
food. Here Josephine Spann, Joann Smith, Josephine Hol-
comb and Frances Brown are making turkeys to put on
trays as favors in the local hospital.
MEMBERS
First Row: Frances Brown, Joel Bryant, Carolyn Everidge, Josephine
Holcomb, Florence Gray, Georgia Royall, Diane Cheek. Second Row:
Judy Cheek, Phyllis Cheek, Billie HartseU, Jo Ann Smith, Josephine
Spann, Frances Spainhour, Linda Smith, Judy Wolfe, Phyllis Stanley,
Nancy Everidge.
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FRANCES BR1
The Beta Club was
organized in 1939
and has continued
as an active club
since that date. It
is a member of
the National Club.
LINDA HOLBROOK
FRA»ES SPAINHOUR
The club has at
least one service
project each year,
as well as chapel
and radio pro-
grams. This year
we are painting the
library and plan-
ning other im-
provements there.
LINDA PARDUE
LINDA GOUGH
1 IVEY VESTAL
EDNA HOLLEMAN
SQUAD
First Row: Dale Martin, Bud Reece, Pete Wagoner, Roy Shores, Wayne Ray, John Shaw, Larry Shoemaker, Tony Muncus, Sidney Maybry, Paul Bates,
Duff Freeman, Anthony Turner, Mike Randleman, Gale Martin. Second Row: Bruce Hemric, Grady Prevett. Fourth Row: Coach Mathis, Coach Charles,
Oren Williams, Garland Ford, Reg Banner, Ivan ^Wagoner, Mike Boles, James Swaim, Manager.
Dewitt Collins, Charles Collins, Donald Burcham. Third Row: Hoyt Royall,
As school opens in Septem-
ber so does the season of
football. Cold nights and
cheering fans set the pace
for a season of high expec-
tations.
WAYNE RAY, Left Tackle
Co-Captain
Coach Charles, Head Coach
4
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i
Coach Mathis, Assistant Coach
GRADY PREVETTE, Right Tackle
Co-Captain
Jfootball - 1958
ROY MARTIN
Right Guard
BRUCE HEMRIC
Center
& -
78
Mk IVAN WAGONER
Left Guard
MIKE RANDLEMAN
FuZZfeacfc
65
ANTHONY TURNER
Right Halfback
BUD REECE
Quarterback
rrn
80
ROY LEE SHORES
Left Halfback
Roy Martin (14), Gale Martin (78) and Grady
Prevette (85) attempt to save Roy Shores from
being tramped.
Where does Wayne Ray think he's going?
Jonesville 7
Jonesville 6
Jonesville 0
Jonesville 20
Jonesville 26
Jonesville 7
Jonesville 19
Jonesville 0
Jonesville 26
Jonesville 32
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Our lovely football queen and attendants highlight the homecoming game. Laura
Montgomery, Nancy Everidge, Carolyn Everidge (Queen), Phyllis Cheek, Frances
Rrown.
Bandy's
13
Sparta
12
Elian
32
Yadkinville
21
West Yadkin
0
Boonville
0
Franklin
0
Pilot Mountain
19
West Wilkes
34
Flat Rock
6
Gale Martin (78) is close behind No. 60 on the
opposing team while Roy Martin (14) is held
back.
Here Mike Randleman makes one of his fine
plays.
Our cheerleaders really deserve a ride in the homecoming parade for they work
harder than anyone in planning it. Jenny Smith, Linda Gough, Judy Evans,
Janice Harris, Pat Ryrd, Linda Wood, Diane Cheek, Joel Bryant, Florence Grav
Chief.
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SsWi UU\\lV1Vt«2l91V,
Clockwise: Josephine Holcomb, Phyllis Cheek, Brenda Martin, Judy
Cheek, Linda Pardue, Frances Spainhour, Burnice Vestal, Judy Wolfe,
Patsy Thomas, Bobbie Femister, Sue Ray, Sharron Tilley, Patsy Martin,
Sadie Cook; Managers, Sara Pardue, Georgia Royall, Shirley McKinley.
PHYLLIS CHEEK PATSY MARTIN BRENDA MARTIN
Forward Guard Forward
Second Row: Jerry Finney, Dewitt Collins, Pete Wagoner, Bud Reece,
Leonard Groce, Manager; Oren Williams, Richard Ensley, Garland Ford,
Tony Steelman, Manager. Front Row: Ronald Patterson, Donald Groce,
McCIine Ghant, Howard Pardue, Paul Reynolds, Barry Tilley.
Jonesville 43 Mineral Springs 40
jonesville 75 Mineral Springs 66
Jonesville 66 Mt. Park 43
Jonesville 54 . . . . West Yadkin 49
Jonesville 61 East High 52
Jonesville 59 Courtney 36
Jonesville 35 Sparta 34
Jonesville 40 Boonville 28
Jonesville 37 Mt. Park 23
Tonesville 54 Sparta 48
jonesville 61 Elkin 38
Jonesville 53 East High 45
Jonesville 43 East Bend 41
Jonesville 31 Boonville 40
Jonesville 30 Yadkinville 32
Jonesville 52 Courtney 50
Jonesville 58 Elkin 59
Jonesville 50 East Bend 50
Tonesville 51 Yadkinville 52
jonesville 63 West Yadkin 61
Sharon Tilley jumps with glee as the Jettes
add another victory.
Judy Cheek as seen here, hit most
of her shots to lead our girls to
victories.
Judy Wolfe was always ready to re- Judy Wolfe just about blocked this
bound any shots missed. one, as she did so many.
TENNIS
First Row: Linda Pardue, Josephine Holcomb, Judy Cheek, Patsy Martin.
Second Row: Judy Wolfe, Shirley McKinley, Phyllis Cheek, Sudie Cook.
First Row: Ronald Patterson, Tony Steelman, Donald Groce, McCline Ghant.
Second Row: Barry Tilley, Oren Williams, Howard Pardue, Richard Ensley,
Leonard Groce.
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Jonesville 60 Mineral Springs 67
jonesville 67 Mineral Springs 53
jonesville 64 Mt. Park 50
Jonesville 70 West Yadkin 29
jonesville 62 East High 46
Jonesville 72 Courtney 39
Jonesville 83 Sparta 35
Jonesville 63 Boonville 35
jonesville 57 Mt. Park 38
Jonesville 103 Sparta 31
Jonesville 54 Elkin 45
Jonesville 71 East High 49
Jonesville 56 East Bend 48
jonesville 76 Boonville 50
jonesville 68 Yadkinville 37
jonesville 82 Courtney 47
Jonesville 70 Elkin 52
Jonesville 70 East Bend 65
Jonesville 50 Yadkinville 28
Jonesville 80 West Yadkin 38
A good play that didn't succeed with Paul on
the guard.
Watch out, buddy, Howard has
this one!
Kaline and Paul are ready to assist
Howard.
Howard has that boarding-house
reach as Kaline and Barrv look on.
BASEBALL
First Row: John Cockerham, Larry Wagoner, Howard Pardue, Ronald
Patterson, Pete Wagoner, Charles Collins. Second Row: Coach John Charles,
Perry Stokes, Mike Boles; Manager, Barry Tilley.
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NANCY EVERIDGE
On hand at all the games are the
cheerleaders. They are always
promoting sportsmanship and
leading the. crowds to support
their team.
JANICE HARRIS
JENNY SMITH
' DIANE CHEEK
Page Seventy LINDA WOOD
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JACKIE CHEEK
FRANCES BROWN
Attendants
PHYLLIS CHEEK Sophomore LAURA MONTGOMERY Freshman
Fall is the season for beauty queens. Here are four for your choosing. page Eighty-Three
A Backward Glance
The Senior Play was a three-act COmedy— "College Daze." CHARACTERS WERE— First Row: Stacie Bryant, Carol Eller, Charles Payne,
Jimmy Johnson. Second Row: John Sturdivant, Janice Chipman, Jerry Pardue,
Virginia Dowell, Alyce Burch, Mildred Armstrong, Bobby Dezern, Johnny
Martin.
Just to show how lovely our girls looked at Junior-Senior — Sudie Cook with
Page Eighty-Four David Draughn and Carolyn Ingool with Kenneth Whitaker.
Awards - 1958
STACIE BRYANT
GROCE
Citizenship
FRED RASH
Valedictorian
BARBARA MARTIN
ADAMS
Salutatorian
JIMMY JOHNSON
Dramatics
BOBBY DEZERN
Danforth
SYLVIA STOKES
Danforth
BILLY JOE GENTRY
Athletic
LAURA TRIPLETTE
Athletic
Barbara Adams, Miss Speer, and Stacie Groce plainly show their joy when they
received a first place rating on the 1958 Blue Jay from the Columbia Scholastic
Press. Page Eighty-Five
— — Mllf ■ ^■■■■■1— Mil u r .
Times and Places we will miss
With so much emphasis on Sci-
ence today, already we know we
should have used our time here
better. And this means our other
classes, too.
Time spent in the library is not
lost— for books are friends that
are always sincere.
This exemplifies so much more
than typing— the help it gave us
for extracurricular activities—
the comradeship of working to-
gether.
Then the wonderful, irrespon-
sible feeling of "school let out"—
3:15— the time of no return— We
will miss you!
CHATHAM
Country
Store
ON U.S. ROUTE 21
is a worthwhile
stopover on your
way home. . .
MIILENDS, REMNANTS, RUGS,
IRREGULAR BLANKETS, UPHOLSTERY
Page Eighty-Nine
Compliments of
WILLIAMSON ELECTRIC
Jonesville, N. C.
Compliments of
DAIRY QUEEN
"Home of Good Food
and Ice Cream"
Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
VILLAGE BAR-B-Q
Jonesville. N. C.
Compliments of
RUMPLE FURNITURE CO., INC.
"Where most folks trade"
Phone 57 Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
W. M. WALL
Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry
Elkin North Wilkesboro Mt. Airy
Compliments of
THOMASSON FLORIST
Flowers for Every Occasion
Phone 323 Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
ELK PHARMACY
Complete Drugs
Phone 310
Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
GRIFFINS SPORTING GOODS
AND GIFTS
Phone 469
Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
LUCY GRAY'S BEAUTY SHOP
Phone 380 Elkin, N. C.
HOTEL ELKIN & COFFEE SHOP
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wolfe
Elkin, N. C.
PELLE & THOMPSON
RADIO, TV APPLIANCE CO.
We Sell the Best
and Service the Rest
Phone 362 Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
HOLCOMB BROTHERS CO.
Plumbing and Heating Supplies
Phone 254 Elkin, N. C.
HARRIS ELECTRIC CO.
124 W. Main
Phone 250 Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
JONESVILLE HARDWARE
Compliments of
COCKERHAM'S STUDIO
Compliments of
NORTH ELKIN
RADIO, T V SERVICE
Phone 1 180
Elkin, N. C.
Page Ninety
HINSHAW IMPLEMENT CO.
John Deere
Quality Farm Equipment
Phone 975 Elkin, N. C.
CASSTEVENS LUMBER COMPANY
Plant Located 5 Miles South of
Elkin, N. C. on Route 21
Phone 881
Cycle, N. C.
WALKERS 5-10
Mrs. L. F. Walker
Mr. L. F. Walker
Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
HALL-KNOTT & EDWARDS
The Store for Men's
Quality Clothing
Phone 239 Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
J. C. DOBBINS CO.
28 S. Bridge Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
JONESVILLE BEAUTY SHOP
Have Beauty on a Budget
Phone 1060
Compliments of
GILLIAM'S SUPPLY STORE
Phone 644 Elkin, N. C.
Congratulations
GILVIN ROTH YMCA
Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
HOME FURNITURE CO.
Phone 180 Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
ROSES 5-10-25
Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
ED SNYDER'S
Phones 414—415 Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
FRAZIER INSURANCE CO.
Phone 822 Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
ROGERS SHOE SHOP
Elkin, N. C.
MATH IS JEWELRY STORE
Crystal, China, Silverware, Diamonds
Boonville, N. C.
Compliments of
ELKIN TRIBUNE
Compliments of
ODELL BUILDING CO.
Elkin, N. C.
Page Ninety-One
WAYSIDE CUT-RATE
FURNITURE CO.
3-1/2 Miles South of JonesviHe
Box 108 Phone 793-R
Elkin, North Carolina
Congratulations to the Seniors
ISENHOUR'S JEWELRY
Elkin, North CaroUna
Congratulations and Best Wishes
to the Class of 1959
COLLINS PURE OIL
WASHING - LUBRICATION
POLISHING & WAXING
Elkin, North Carolina
PHONE 480
204 West Main Street
ROSE & DAY, INC.
Sales - PONTIAC - Service
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK
Sales and Service
Intersection Highways 67 & 21
Elkin-Jonesville Phone 345
Compliments of
J. H. BEESON
MUTUAL INSURANCE
PHONE 17
Elkin, North Carolina
ALEXANDER &
STEVENSON
FUNERAL HOME
PHONE 800
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
MATHIS PARDUE
FURNITURE CO.
HOTPOINT & G.E. DEALER
West End-Elkin
PHONE 955
SALES AND SUPER SERVICE
F. W. CHEVROLET, INC.
Elkin, North Carolina
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JEWEL
BOX
PHONE
366
Elkin, North
Carolina
ELKIN BARBER SHOP
The Best In Shaves and Haircuts
GRADY LOVELACE, Proprietor
DAVIS INSURANCE CO.
Writes all kind of Insurance
Elkin, North Carolina
Washing
Dry Cleaning
WHITE SWAN
LAUNDRY
PHONE
205
Elkin, North
Carolina
FIRESTONE
AUTO & SUPPLY
103 E. Main Street Phone 444
Elkin, North Carolina
PHILCO
Compliments of
CHAPPELL JEWELERS
PHONE 106
Elkin, N. C.
Compliments of
WHITE BROTHERS
Blocks and Building Materials
Well, Road and Drain Tile
Steel Windows
PHONE 627
Boonville Highway
Compliments of
ELKIN-JONESVILLE
BUILDING LOAN ASSOC.
Elkin, North Carolina
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J. S. ATKINSON, Tax Consultant
MRS. HELEN J. GUTH, Associate
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
HOBART W. ADAMS
Painting & Floor Finishing
Jonesville, North Carolina
Compliments of
REEVES THEATER
Elkin, North Carolina
Congratulations, Seniors
BRENDLE'S WHOLESALE CO.
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
WESTERN AUTO
ASSOCIATE STORE
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
CASSTEVENS HARDWARE CO.
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
SNOW BUICK COMPANY
Elkin, North Carolina
K. B. SERVICE STATION
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
SWAP SHOP
Jonesville, North Carolina
Compliments of
GWYN INSURANCE COMPANY
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
CARL W. STEELE'S JEWELERS
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
DOWNTOWN BARBER SHOP
Elkin, North Carolina
Shop At The
HOME GROCERY
For Better Prices
Phone 601 Jonesville,
N.
C.
Compliments of
McDANIELS
Main Street Elkin,
N.
C.
ELKIN LUMBER COMPANY
Appreciates Your Patronage
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
JOHNSON'S ESSO
Elkin, North Carolina
Page Ninety-Four
BROWN'S MACHINE SHOP
Jonesville, North Carolina
ROBERT S MEN SHOP
Shop here for something new and
different. Specializing in form
fit shirts.
Phone 870 Elkin, N. C.
S & J ENTERPRISES
Used Car Lot
Elkin, North Carolina
Lance's Tasty Snacks
in cellophane packs.
LANCE, INC.
Compliments of
ROYALL DRUG CO., INC.
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
LEWIS GARAGE
Elkin, North Carolina
STYLETTE BEAUTY
SHOPPE
INDIVIDUAL STYLING
"Especially for Yon"
PHONE 1188
W. E. MOTOR EXPRESS
Jonesville, North Carolina
CAROLINA ICE & FUEL
Elkin, North Carolina
Compliments of
BRYAN'S
131 South Bridge Street
Elkin, North Carolina
PEPSI COLA BOTTLING
P. O. Box 589 Phone 590
Jonesville, North Carolina
ROSE BROTHERS
EXCAVATING COMPANY
We specialize in grading, ditching
and sewage disposal units
Jonesville, North Carolina
Compliments of
COCA-COLA
BOTTLING COMPANY
North Wilkesboro, North Carolina
Ptffje Ninety-Five
SUPER TIRE SERVICE
Best Tires In Town
Day Phone 246
Night Phone 346-J
Elkin, North Carolina
YADKIN VALLEY
PACKERS
HOME OF GOOD MEATS
Jonesville, North Carolina
Compliments of
HARRIS- WAGONER, INC.
Elkin's Leading Clothier
"Exclusive Men's Clothes"
GRIFFON & CURLEE
1 1 1 West Main Street
PHONE 553-J
Best Wishes to the Seniors
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Elkin, North Carolina
NORTH ELKIN
AUTO LOANS
We Make Loans on Cars
Elkin, North Carolina
COCKERHAM'S
BARBER SHOP
115 North Bridge Street
Elkin, North Carolina
1908 - 50th Anniversary - 1958
A Good Drug Store
ABERNETHY'S
PHARMACY
The Rexall Store
Elkin, North Carolina
GOLDEN AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
Complete Auto Body
Rebuilding and Painting
PHONE 826
Elkin, North Carolina
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SUNSHINE LAUNDRY
& CLEANERS
IN BY 10:00
AND OUT BY 4:00
PHONE 1056
Jonesville, North Carolina
WARREN-MILLER
FUNERAL HOME
'When only the best will do"
615 West Main
PHONE 1130
Compliments of
VALLEY DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
YOUR FAMILY THEATRE
Always a Good Show
MOTOR PARTS CO.
See us for you motor repairs
Jonesville, North Carolina
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GRAHAM OIL CO
PHONE 272
Compliments of
SPAINHOUR'S
A MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE
ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA
ELKIN FURNITURE
COMPANY
Manufacturers of Bedroom Furniture
ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA
CROUSE'S AMOCO
Phone 609
DUNN WELL
CLEANERS
Best Wishes to
the Seniors
Jonesville, North Carolina
SWAIM'S
USED CARS
Phone 1257
^k^MM KSE SpKT
COBLE DAIRY
PRODUCTS, INC.
COOPERATIVE
Lenoir, North Carolina
Congratulations to
Jonesville Class of 1959
BELK-DOUGHTON
CO.
Page One Hundred
BOCOCK- STROUD
COMPANY
There is something in a name!
RAWLINGS — SPALDING — WILSON — H & B
Any many other famous name brands we have been
associated with over 32 years
Fourth and Spruce Streets
WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
HERFF-JONES
COMPANY
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
E. L. HEDRICK
Representative
The Best In
CLASS RINGS - CAPS AND GOWNS
COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS
TELEPHONE MEIrose 2-2096 Taylorsville, N. C.
Page One Hundred One
CHEEKS JEWELRY
The Best in Jewelry — Silver — China
CHARLES CHEEK, Owner and Proprietor
JONESVILLE, N. C.
Phone 584
Compliments of
KLONDIKE FARM
Serving Elkin and Winston-Salem
with Klondike Golden Guernsey
Milk. Finest milk produced
anywhere.
PHONE 30-R
Elkin, North Carolina
He's busier every day, yet always
ready when you need him . . .to pro-
tect health, prevent accidents, guard
your streets and playground and build-
ing . . . help in your parents' shops
and factories, and add comfort in
your homes.
Duke Power Company
Serving the Piedmont Carolina:
Page One Hundred Two
WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THE
DONATIONS OF THE FOLLOWING
DR. LIN FINNCANNON
DR. R. B. REAVES
LAWWER R. L. ALEXANDER
LAWYER E. C. JAMES
DR. R. B. BOREN
DR. CLAUDE McNEIL, JR.
DR. J. H. HOWARD
ALLEN-HENDERSON & WILLIAMS
DR. RALPH COOKE
DR. R. B. HARRELL
DR. L. D. PRUETT
LAWYER J. J. RANDLEMAN
LIBBY JOHNSON
DR. J. M. HALL
DR. HARRY JOHNSON
LAWYER CHARLES NEAVES
DR. V. W. TAYLOR, ]R.
DR. JAMES M. SHIPE
DR. SETH BEALE
MR. J. C. WALL
MR. JOHNNY CORDER
DR. E. C. SCHIEBEL
MRS. MAX SALES
DR. DON K. TEMPLE
DR. M. O. FOX
IRENE WILCOX
HAZEL'S ^EAUTY SHOP
BI-RITE SELF SERVICE GROCERY
WEST END BARBER SHOP
SOUTHSIDE GROCERY
ODELL SPANN
SONNY BURCH
BARBARA BROWN
MR. RUSSELL TRANSAU
MAYFLOWER BEAUTY SALON
LAWRENCE DRY CLEANERS
MR. ROY BATES
PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY
Pasteurized Dairy Products
PET ICE CREAM
"a health food"
I'd go North for Southern Bread
COLUMBIA BAKING COMPANY
Statesville, North Carolina
DOBBINS OIL COMPANY
Distributor of Pure Oil Products
Elkin, North Carolina Phone 481
WINEBARGER MOTOR COMPANY
Your FORD and MERCURY Dealer
N. Bridge Street Elkin, North Carolina
CHARLIE WINEBARGER, Manager
To all who have helped us — either materially or by patience with our requests
and problems, we say "Thank You."
Page One Hundred Three
AUTOGRAPHS
333 INDIANA AVENUE
W|NSTON-SALEM, N.C.
Now clad in the diginity of caps and
gowns,
Time directs our steps to "Pomp and
Circumstance'
And a diploma is in sight.
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